Offers non-partisan commentary and information about candidates in federal elections.

Open content index of official websites for all of those running in this election, from the well-known to the obscure. Organized by party affiliation with Congressional and Presidential candidates listed together.

Directory of links to official sites of all major party nominees for Governor and Senator in the 2000 cycle.

Offers newspaper editorial cartoons about the 2000 elections, featuring all of the top political cartoonists.

High school history project with information about candidate positions on health care and campaign finance reform.

Foreign policy and the U.S. presidential election.

Results of an interactive poll testing the unpopularity of many of the 2000 candidates.

A collection of over 1000 election-related sites gathered between August 2000 and January 2001 covering the controversial election of 2000, and commissioned by the Library of Congress.

Provides endorsement information from a wide variety of groups which care about the environment, peace, and social justice.

A national election site offering interviews of candidates and weekly updates.

Offers editorial on the electoral college debate, Florida debate and remedy for future elections.

Essay on "The Pattern of Deception, Hypocrisy and Outright Theft that put George George Bush in the White House. Hail to the Thief!"

Provides information about the 2000 Presidential candidates to Christians and conservatives.

Election 2000 issue with historical perspective and parallels of the Soldier Vote issue of 1944.

Offers articles and commentary on election 2000 from Columbia University School of Journalism.

Devoted to the election of 2000 and the aftermath. Essays, commentary, timeline, news, activism links.

The first online presidential debate, the "Rolling Cyber Debate", during the 2000 election. Directories of voter information, candidates, issues, and state and local election information.

The first national registration and online voting in American history for all students in all schools up through high school. With 1,330,913 students voting, the largest online vote in history.